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You can go into the task form and customize it in InfoPath. If you have access to the status in the form, you can use rules to disable the control in the designer.
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Hi Ernesto,
I have read the DateDiff example in the User Guide. It is a standalone example, it does not show how to use the command in line with a calculation.
I am trying to build a rule that executes when the field 'All In Rate' changes that calculates and populates the 'Dollar Discount' field. See attached screen capture.
The ...
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The attachment control should be fully supported in safari on the Mac. My only suggestion would be to make sure he's running the latest version of safari.
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Hi All,
Invalid update: A custom constraint has been violated. It happens when editing a textbox inside a repeating section or deleting a repeating section. Please help.
Thanks,
Kishu11
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Hi - SharePoint List forms don't permit custom code - thus qRules won't work with your list form, I'm afraid.
If you are working with a regular browser form, not a SharePoint List form, you can either publish directly to the form library if the Sandbox is running on your SharePoint install, or you can admin approve the form ...
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I have a pre-existing SharePoint list form that I injected qRules into. The form has no other custom code. When I attempt to publish it I receive the following error:The SOAP response indicates that an error occurred on the server:
Server was unable to process request. ---> Form template "Lists/CMADN ...
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I didn't find this solution (yet), but this was helpful:
capitaize the first 2 words in a field.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/18952/79502.aspx
cheers,
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Well, any sample I had wouldn't work in your environment, since you wouldn't have access to my SharePoint server. Have you been able to add a data connection to the GetUserProfileByName web service?
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Thanks for the sample - very helpful!
In trying to find a true Title Case ruleset, can anyone (Ernesto?) give an example of something like this?
plain-text logic (apologies) might be:
replace "letter.space.lower-case-letter" with "letter.space.upper-case-letter"
I'm more familiar with RegularExpression, so maybe this ...
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qRules has a command called DateDiff (used as an example in the User Guide and the Quick Start). This command would take the place of DATEDIF.
The syntax of the DateDiff command in qRules is similar to that in SharePoint. You'll find full details in the user guide, but let us know if something isn't clear.
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